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Hotel Conte puts you on the central square of Perast's old town, with the sea and mountains of a UNESCO-protected area in view from its stone buildings.
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Yes. Guests park outside the old town, because the streets around the hotel's buildings are closed to cars in summer. Phoning the desk on arrival brings transport from the car park to reception, and parking is free outside the summer months.
No. Children of any age are welcome. Of the hotel's rooms, 11 are family suites that sleep four or more, and the rest are double rooms spread across the stone buildings of the old town.
Yes. The annex buildings have a swimming pool and an open-air jacuzzi, a short walk from the main building. They are the quieter side of the hotel, away from the lobby and dining room.
Yes. The hotel can arrange an airport shuttle service for guests, set up through the front desk before arrival. Tivat, near the Boka Bay, is the usual arrival point for a stay here.
Yes, but by phone only. Same-day reservations for both the hotel and the restaurant are accepted only by telephone, not through the website's forms, so phoning the front desk is the way to secure a room or a table at short notice.
The hotel is five Baroque-style stone buildings in the old town. The main one holds the reception and the restaurant, and the others are annexes a short walk away.
The Kasalica family made the hotel by restoring old stone palaces and houses they already owned. Perast was once a town of sailors, and old palaces line its narrow streets.
The main palace is the lively one, busy with arrivals at the front desk and diners at the tables. The smaller buildings give more privacy, and they hold a swimming pool and an outdoor jacuzzi.
Over the years the hotel and its restaurant have become one of the best-known addresses in Perast. For many guests it is the reason to sleep in the village rather than visit it for an afternoon.
Arriving by car, you leave it in the car park outside the old town and phone the front desk. The hotel arranges transport from there to reception.
Rooms run from doubles to family suites for four or more guests, spread across the buildings. The classic double with a sea view has a queen bed, and the junior suite with a sea view adds a sofa bed. Ask for a sea-view category by name when you book.
The restaurant revives old Montenegrin recipes, and its terrace looks straight out over the Bay of Kotor. Ask at reception about the hotel's boat tours of the bay, which stop for a swim wherever you choose.
Fly into Tivat, the most convenient airport for the Boka Bay, and ask the hotel to arrange an airport shuttle when you book. From the start of November to the start of April, parking carries no charge, which helps if you keep a car for day trips.
Tourist barge excursions run out to Our Lady of the Rocks, the artificial island in front of the village. When you book, ask which building your room is in.
Nearest first, all within 27 minutes on foot from the door.
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